“A Little Bit of Ireland,” Reagle Music Theatre’s annual musical celebration of all things Irish, returns to the Robinson Theatre in Waltham for three performances only on March 11 and 12.

Conceived and directed by Reagle’s Producing Artistic Director Bob Eagle, the revue features Reagle’s own Irish Tenors and adult choir, classic step dancing, the comedy of Harold “Jerry” Walker, the heavenly sounds of the Massachusetts Harp Ensemble (founded by Judith Ross), a cast of 100 plus a full orchestra, all of which makes the Reagle production one of the largest Irish shows in New England.

Liz Carroll and Nic Gareiss fiddle and dance at “A Christmas Celtic Sojourn” performance at the Cutler Majestic Theatre on Dec. 9, 2009. Courtesy WGBHMake no mistake, fiddler Liz Carroll is proud to have grown up in Chicago, and has always enjoyed playing in and around her hometown. But she’s more than happy for the opportunity to spend time in Boston.

“When people ask me, ‘Where are the best sessions?’ I answer, ‘Well, Chicago – but oh, those sessions in Boston…,’ ” laughs Carroll, whose past performances in the Boston area include the ICONS Festival, The Burren ,and “A Christmas Celtic Sojourn.”

She adds, “It’s such a vibrant scene. There are so many wonderful young musicians who come to the area – I think Berklee College of Music has a lot to do with that – and bring a lot of exciting, fresh perspectives with them. But the ‘old guard’ – like the local Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann chapter – has always done such a great job in keeping the music alive and well.”